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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-03
6. P., on BucKINGHAM.

Mrs. H. G. Meredith, of Cambridge
City, Ind, is known rs the "cattle
queen of that State. She took up the
business OF her husband, General Mere
dith, at his death, and now has one OF
the finest thoroughbred herds in the
country.
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BRIEF COMMENT.

at is not for his poetry but fornurs-
ing soldiers that WALT WHrTsAN's
friends wish him pensioned." That ex-
PLANTATION is certainly due the public.
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words. Il Judge ONION is right in his
opinion, no railroad company can issue
passes good in more than one State.
The law does not apply to intra-State
commerce nor intra-State passes.
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A. HUYZLER'S Sons,
70 i.TuSTh ss EAST BROAD STREET.
LABAMA COAL PROPERTY.

IN magnificent eoal-mining property near
birmingham, Ala, consistngof valuable lands,
machinery and buildings. The mines are
thoroughly developed, directly ON railroad, and
on paying basis. Has Longtime contras, ior
output and freight Capacity 40 tons daily OF
superior coking and steam coal. With ener-
getic management should be made 70 pay
handsome dividend ON large capital
This Is one OF the best opportunities IN Ala
bama TO acquire valuable property paying
from the start, and with prospective value
eoual 10 any In the State. Must DO negotiated
for Immediately to secure IL
Also. 10000 acres Of good Coal and Iron fred
and brown orcsl Lands Coal property includes
90 coke ovens. Lands admirably MtuAted TOT
ina erection Of furnaces aud transportation Of
productx Apply ~ once. GkORdk w.
WARE. a08o Washington ayenue, ~ LouiA NO
ia e536s8,Sofo1&3-p3
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WYE HEREBY NOTIFY OUR

w friends and tho public generally that
having acquired the entire business aud assets
OF the late concern OF 6ODDlN Il TAYLOR
from the administrator OF J0Hs NJ. GoDDIs,
deceased, and the surviving partner, Mr HEN
RY =. TAYLOR, Jr.. We shall continue 10 carry
ON the same business at the old place, No II
SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET. RICH
MOND, VA, where We will be pleased 20 see
and serve them. All persons indebted 10 tho
late firm will settle with US, and those having
claims against 4. will present them TO Us for
payment
1alf TAYLOR az bOLllNN.
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DISSOLUTION & PARTNERSHIP.

VHE FIRM OF G.. W. IVEY Il
1 TUCKER dissolved on the 3ist Of January.
1877. The business will BE- continued at the
old stand, J0i east Marshall street, by X.
TUCKER. $3.50.
All parties having any claims against lVEI
At uKER will present them 10 r. TUCKER
Tor Payment, and all parties indebted % the
firm viii pay the same 10 r. TUCKER, A. he j.
the only person authorized To receipt bln'.
X. TUCKER.
RtcuvoNp February p 1887 f. 3-3.
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THALHIMER BROTHERS
:r'' EVER BROUGHT TO THIS CITY.


wgth&s,
q suh prirs a . o o
fiey a price
beisrSe stand hest nent o 70 hg o l
yowtno No ar
lin
ON with .
vel "
In
bstpo
We LlUhS AhNEs
yanda tsmep the
hink of Asrshs
ahan Jackets % 4
Jackets andh 10
Quo Of 200
kfora mere
in
former price NO mater no" ""'" VIC " y" " ~ ' ~ ~ ' ''f b.
Novelties IN GOODS BEADED TRIMMiN6S
b''liiH'''
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THE R1cHMoNp DISPATCH THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 8 1857

gress." IL lisa great pity that in this
matter the Nc,os and Courier cannot
have its way.
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. CRY OF RrcHsoND-ro

WIT:
I.R II. steger. a notary public in and for said
city. In -aid state, do certify that Henry j. Tay-
Tor. Jr., Blair Boiling. aud ThomasC. Williams
whose names are signed 10 tho writing above,
bearing date Oh the sth day Of January, 1881,
have acknowledged the same before me IN my
,ity Aforesaid. And do further certify that
said Henry T.. Taylor, Jr.. and Blair Boiling
this day made oath before mo that tho said
Thomas G. Williams has paid in actual cash
into the partnership described In said ceTtif-
cate the sum Of ten thousand dollars.
Given under my hand this sth DAY OF Janu-
arv. 1897 r. II. srEGER.
ia aew Notary Public.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-02-03

Salvation Oil viii cure lumbago and
backsche. Try 1t at once, Price rs
cents bottle,
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GEORGE r. BARNES.
OF Georgia, Leader or the Heavy
weight Party.

George T. Barnes, Of the House OF
Representatives, at Washington, tips
the scales at over three hundred pounds.
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I United MISUNDERSTANDING


i all men by these presents that we. HEN
RY p. TAYLOR, JR, BLAIR BOILING, aud
THOMAS c. WILLIAMS, with tho view Of
forming a limited partnership, have made and
seyerally signed this paper, which now makes
known and states
first that the name and place Of residence
Of each partner Is as follows: Henry +. lay
lOr. Jr., Richmond, Va: Blair Boiling, vi III
mond. Va, and Thomas q. Williams, Rich
mond, Va.
Second. That the name or firm under which
the partnership is To be conducted Is TAYLOR
& BOILING.
Third. That the said Henry r. Taylor, Jr..
and Blair Boiling are the general partners. and
the said Thomas Z. Williams Is the special
partner.
Fourth. That the amount Of money which tho
special partner. the said Thomas {. Williams,
contributes il ton thousand dollars.
Fifth. That the general nature Of the bust
meas % be transacted Is that Of wholesale anu
jobbIng fancy grocery business.
sixth. That the place Of business Is to.bo the
said city Of Richmond.
Seventh. That the duration OF the said part
nership shall continue from tho date OF the
signing Of these articles until the LIST day OF
January. 1880.
Made and seyeraly signed by us this sth day
OF January. 1857, as witness our hands and seals.
HENRY p. TAYLOR, JR, tSoal.l
BLAIR BOILING, Seal
THOMAS q. WILLIAMS, t>eaLI
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OPEN YOUR MOUTH

IN except TO put something to eat Into 1t, Is
an excellent motto for the gossip and the suf-
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Tho only roiiahle cure Tor oasarrh Is DR.
ssgss CsisrTh Romedy.
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BEAUTIFUL TRICOTS, 36
ID inches wide. In beautiful early spring
co,orings-all wool and only igc. yard.
HELD & Co
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OyERRULED.
The MOTION IN THE NORFOLK CON.
rEsrgp.ELEcrIoF CASES.
Argument Commenced -Portsniouth and
the Several Railroad Propositions
Personals and Briefs.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

l6c Western Dairy l5el7o; Western m!tausn
IL bloc ChseseIfas varied particular athoat
the feeling IS littls irregnar Demnnn. arg
Colored ii &C.; ykims 5e92c Ohis Factory. 91Gi iG'
Eggs-Hold price, with connned far aemah .
state Peansylvaaa 20 S24c Western l2oZ3c- ier'
10 chsics Cauada. loo2lc
sUGAR-For Sugar the market was firm put no
business reported Qnotatiens 4dt &c. tor
Refined Quotations: Cut Loaf e.;
$751; o M."a a. Sssc G.n:e..,is sles
Coffee stasnard. 6L66.3lc.; Cones IN A, % % &c
White Extra c. 50 5asc: Extra C. 54a5ac.: O. 6so e'
sTEARiNE~In light request City quoted. i2c; Wrst
74U7 Oeomargarine. &C., sales loOoO bois Pri'"''
terms c,,x
TALLOw-Firm and In moderate demand Prime Guy
quoted 81 g4Lc sales. 10000 %. 10 Gil.c. 81,
TOBACCO- The movement continues air In seed Lear AZ
about previous quotations The sales Tor three gay
$50 cases 1856 England Havana l3d 33c 100 cases
1886 state Havana &c. $50 cases 1885 ONO a .oc
1886 Pennsylvania Havana, 800 lso .op
Sundre- 702sc: 800 bales Havana 6Oc ISL 90 Zoo o~e
Sumara. 81 iOGSl 80
WOOI-Taken altogether the movement shows some IN
provenrn' values show material ch!nses I'D
OF large sales or Foreign carpS
WOO a. Darskoi and Mediterranean several
lots Of sold Canadian account IN BOND AZ
sales cOmpri1e 20 bales East lnhl
5000 10 ured Texan. 10000 10 nols ouVuU 10 pieSo
900 10 ertr. pned 600 n No do. 1000 ID Canais do
100 900 u spring Texan 900 fSl do 10000 10 Grorxs
and Southern . 500 sprlng Texas 100 10 machine sAuS
pulled o. 500 nns washed fleece loo 10 hno neees
bucks 900 N Ohio all on private terms also o,'ovv
II fall Western Texas IA leo. lOOOOo ID srihR uo
lgc bags do 81 i2c; % bags secured
55c 35 secured Territory. SAC: 10000 ID spring Cal &
a. 22Lc; 25 900 and XIX Ohio, so 81 '2c; uovp
j. blood CSC 50 600 Territory isa23c. 5000 ID ONO
W fleece
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw-YoRK Friday Nov 4.-BEEVES- Receipts were
80 ears heal-3l Jersey city ana Il cars
Eastside sauglterers Total for six days ~ 10
10 j23 the time last week Inc
trading III jersey city where with the cattle heI
carloads offered for The light supply ehap el
sellers hold stock with hrmness AMI aIthOus
trade slow improved about 10 10 loc on Decent
Good Steers No enc Extra Beevo+ IN Tue yarn an
any CoOrsdos although 10 carloads OF te Ter
trash tai ends sold down To 81 or35 OIu..
nary to Prime at the OF 50 30Gs5 90 per
bulls 50 ls0S2 80. and carload OF tao
81 80 per 100 10 No shipments today rom
port Joseph Eastman will send out ~ the
Anchora anada and CITY OF Richmond 372O quarters OF
Beef Goldsmith will also OAd the Canada win ABOUT
2iO Live Cattle
shDments for the 5G3 Cattle and 2S'7
quarters OF Beef: from Baltimore. $50 Reeves -, -
CALVES llecepts 2s3 head Market qnet AZ 10 %
2i.c for Grassers; 2h03c for Fed Calves 32G4Tc lor
Nike lots and n sc for common T. Prime ais .
Saes-IIaenbeck Hollis 20 GrAssers lbs 10, AZ 81 o
per 10 ~ 10 dow Fed Calves 27' 10. at ~ oo; Z
Western 2S0 H. at 81 40 Vea ll2 TO- at sc per 10
Denback Dewey II Veals. l4O ID average At Sc per
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were "a cars OF !36S
head and IL AT Jersey CIV IoaI
43Slo head 30 2i5 yesd Tor the >.
The market nat with BUYERS aud seller
apart, bat the strength Of light receipts reported az
Buffalo sellers preferred hold rather than drop prices anu
a good many car Dads we're likely to 20 over.
Poor Good sheep sold at 5l.04Ac Common 70 Cholcc
Lambs 1t a6i4c. No really Prime sheep offered
HOGS Receipts IS OF 6.537 heads cars AZ
jersey city and 20 a. t0thst Total for SIX days
POS head against III head for The same time last
week None for sale awe Nomlnay dull at 20 &c per 10
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THE SITE OF TRIDE.

nAry,vnRy Nov. 4.-Coton STEADY. Middine 9.3c-:.
Flour steady street ana Western -
81 IS a, ESr, - OBS d. 10 FANNY - OF 90. CIV
Mn. siperrne - 81 go To- Extra s. 90 as 20 "a al
Rrapds 81 Is - IA niv 81 80 Ia onnsatve
plreut s5 ....Whsat-Southern steady; el SOS
q. Amber ~ sac: Western dull; Ne WINTER Re spot
79a. Soc November 79d 1870. Decshoer % ~
Lamar, ssL Sc Corn-southerr WAS Gun bmt
arm White 4, zoe yellow 4Sd+9c western dull
Mixed spot Nov. I9G 40 &c; year 80 oats
STAY ssathsrn 80 3jcs Western he 80 @ooA
steady at IS a6c. HAY was steady rtno 'ns,c e
We,ern ST. ~ SIS O0.... Prsvisishs uuie.
at Ali rs Bnkneats -Snoulier, amt JisN .io 'ihss
uacgsl Bacon-ShOutcrs al Sc. ,Ioa' i.Ie
- Butter steady. Western Packet ], aZoG-. nroameIy
2i s2jc.. EgKs firm $50 2ic - fetrslsuin steaat-
Ksnner oaee-No csrgest srdhaf' 10 LIT.
.tS,a 10 ~ni,ssr ucanI 81 IA Isl L.
Freight, Lverpos no. steamer ste@IF nn, ~,
Flour L. "a 9d Iecepts- ' 1un up@
Wn-a, Corn 10000 DusL oah ! l'oVV "sn:
rvs - bush pmpmeuts-Fonr 300 IDn Whsa'
" hu-, Com ...... UusiL rats-Whsat "-'ooo Oush.
5000 bush
brpr.to Nov 4-Whe4t-Ne ! Hart hni ana l0Ncr
for spot AZ s4-.c asked sales to arrive at iS NO. iia
Norh-rn Pacinc NEGLECTED. offered ~ SIC; WIhe,
Sir, No Wmt. Michigan ~ - goo. Corn higher ~"
I'm Store sold AT 50 sc. track set Al $50 -"
V.n. s,.i n lgc elbow - gc. ats nrpei Ne
. Wnite 3,a,a. ;3c 3 Waite 81 4032c no Mih"'
a. ~ tic " B,ri-y dnll and unchanged No Canada
90 n llc. 80 Canada S6dSlc. No . EhtI' SuG ~
No NlrauLe Sc state 1Od zoe 100 i'y1 homli'I!
UNCHANGED. No Western sc asked .--.fl"nr quiet
canal fregnt- steady ! 20 'oin -
Lumber unrl4need u IS ALBANY. - 81 10 We" ors
Resent. werr-Elour 1900 bblAs near fO5OOU,,
tusn. Corn Is. 900 2ush Dat, -. bish iIoy 'n.
tusn Railroad sMppents-Fl1ur 2HouO bbs nc't 'ui'
Husr corn A. 90 busfL oats 2O.0"O busL tsna sin
m..ts-Wh.At u7 900 bush Corn 100000 DusL o-s i"ooo
Barley 10000 bush
CHICAGO Nov 4-rho leading futures ranged as foIow'
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THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
D.. yor,b D;,.r V.s,.Is nuI RttLr1It IT,
crNrPAL. MARKET REPORT.

RrTLDIYG MATERrA1-Firm. Iaverstraw Hard Bricks
are uotrd M 500 ~ 50 "a TO quality Ter Thousand anoa
l., River Hard as OOdS6 Is; Pale. 80 oOds4 %
ttotons brow u, sl3dsl5. dark. Sl4aSl6 red 81.
asi6 Trenton and Philadelphia Front alongside pier y,
a.yS. Rock land Lime. 8 Finishing - 20 coats
Hair s9a 55c per bush. cattle Hair u &c Cement,
o. A. for round lots American Portland Eugl'n
Inrtland - 25aS2 40 Hosendale. 81 90 10
COFFFE-TIr demand for Brazil grOwths was quite llh
br values nged from the basis OF II % Tor islr
Mo s1o invoice. The mlier srowths were about steay
sales rnored 533l Marcaibo and ~ y bags StNs
Mia In opton trading tho sales reached 713O bags on
sisv market represented slight advance on
fr remote nd tho close one at OF
n 90 ponts the as follows January l3yoG lO'o
February 1874 ljso; March 1865 10 APRIL 20?
: so NAV - 80. June l5+o1 10 -; inv o-CD
$3.50 August 1900 1918; Septem6cr 20 la9s .
\.veuh,r lGlJaiG2O. December. 1900 10 10 NO
ON months were January. 10 10" 20
-rn,rv IL % 57 March. lj9O0 - 1oi april 10 Sop
IL IL. MAY l5751l555; June 10 G50 lao July.
H. ,0al540; August. lj.4Odlj1j: september. u 100
90 october 5000 1900; November. l62Oa 1870 Dc
cembcr. l6tO4lUlO ,- -. ..tr,.,
liGc The light bat at the Close ,he tenn 80"
va .edy Saes 1870 bales 80 last evening" all Of ~hh
were Tor consumption. Tho port receipts Iday aggrrs1.
or hale, comparing with hO~- blles the same nay Az
bale, tho corsspondns day last year ms
tort September have been %""" '"@
hal, snparng with 1863 l26 oaes Tor tho corresponding
period last year.
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GPAIN 1.ID PRODUCE MARHETS.
FEATURES or SEw-YoRK DEALINGS


There s absence OF outside interest In tho
rhcat speculation and the big operators appear 10th to
take decisive stand either side. But considering tho
general dunes that has ruled, prices hold with great
steadlnoss aud at the reaction there Is fair buying that
soon tones the market up again Tho trade 10 DO
waiting for bFskcr movement in tho export line, but
1t IS generally anticipated that this VIII DO reached later
on. Yesterdays purchases for export IN fact, OF
fair Dimensions, 10000 bushels being taken. Tho spot
market ruled steady without material change The stag
nation and absence OF features In tho options may
realized from glance at the record Of sales-oniy 1900
900 bushels. Prices on 1-ea1< cent, but moved
up shade and ended steady down 1.8 for November
80 December at 80 7s January 3d. March s 81 IA,
April al 50 Ia and May at 30 IL cents. February at
SO -, and Juno 40 IL cents unchanged. Cash
steady, aud shippers bought $4,000 bushels Tho
options advanced 1eal+ cent but lost shade tho
end. November and February at 62 IL and May at
60 were unchanged. but December at 90 LIZ and
uary at 90 50 cents IS cent better. Oats were
dull and without feature tho options ending unchanged
o. IS, May IS oS cens Exporters wors heavy buyers
Of lard. taking 130o srcos Tho options rallied sharply
this, Eoyembsr ondny points better at 90 TO- and tho
other months tao pointi higher az folow5 peeember
90 90, January 90 70, February % 10, March 80 81
April % 3d.
hs rsOsp Of grain and -four reported yesterday at Now.
YsrI BaasIS philadsloA!s snd Boston were as 9llS.s
sa:s ssl ss a So ffss'
si:h sis s.s? is' s. "a: q:
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10
SHEEP AND
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

ST LOUIS. Nov 4-Cdtre-ReceiDts 1900 head Ship
ments 400 head active Choice heavy Naive
- 20 - 70 GOoi So 50 s4 20. Butchers
steers Medium 10 Chsces2 $685. 10 Rangers. Common
10 dsrs cornfed 81 lODS3 10.
Hogs-ReceDts b40O head Shipments l3OO head Marfet
~ Choice Heavy and Butch-
Selections 81 35 So Packing and Workers Medium
10 Chocs - 90 a II 3d. Pigs Common 10 Good IS 90
50 90
ShetD-Receipts 500 head. shipments 700 head Market
steady. Fai- 10 Fancy S. asa 90. Lambs IS SO
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GALVESTON. nov { cotton qni-t Ndilinz. ll6 Low
Niidllug 5. Gool ordinary Lilo net and gross re-
1878 bales; exports Co4St0 80. bales sales
lO6 bales 10 Great Britain, 5.2l3 bales stock
IA. bale.
Wrc.lv-Net ant gro., receip, 434o tales, export, to
Britain 1887 bales exports % the Continent 1000
.riurts co4-trise. 1869 bales. SALE, 6.61t bales
NORFOLK Nov I Cotton MitlllnE q i-l6; net aud
receipts 5000 10 Great Britain. 2l15
laes exports ,oa.trlsc. lJj2 BALES sales 1859 bales
stock. 1901 btes.
weekly gro.. receipts - 45i bales export, to
Britain $3.50 bales ports tO>strse SJ26 bales
stle.. . lTG bales
SAVANNAH Nov i-Cottos quiet Miillng. Q Low Mid
ding -. GOOD Ordinary. So net Tecoip% 500 baes
grossrccept- exports the Continent 3G35
export. ce.twise D. 1862 bales; sales LOO bales stock.
lis 1875 bales.
Weekly receipts 1907 hllcs gross receipts ~ 95i
bales exports 90 Great Britain. 1l5l balls eVuorfs 70
the continent % s65 bales exports oa~twse 2-5O bales
sales 1850 bales.
NkrORLEANS Nov. 4-Cottoa III et; Miinr :;
Low MllilnE. - Good ordinary. -. net ami gross
l-5i bales exports to Great Britain. III bales
etuofs 10 France j523 balo., sales $50 bales stock
~. go bale,
Wei y-Netrcceipt. ~ SOS bale. receipts 9-2S3
bale. GREAT Britain $50 bales eNports 10
France J4 bAes exports 10 fhs Continent ~jpJ bales
rporf- cut-tWi-c. -.'LH bales sales 20 800 btiet
totectouEIIOrts coastwise. oct 20 -OOC balesl Nov
!. j-4J bales
SPIRITS OF TURPENTTNE
CnhRfE-rsN. Nov 4.-rurpeatns firm At 33Lc
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Steamboats, ail6 Railroads.


ncNI kAL RAILROAD VI NEW -JERoEI,
O.OOp Ub LIDEi.Lh % ..LEA. NUisLA ~ ~
Time Table VI OctoDer IL, 1851.
FOR PIILA D.LPHiA and TRENTON. Bound
Brook Route at t. 7.30. y. ii u III 80 8. Z
30 80, AZ y. m SU NDAfS A. I. D As u ILL.,, 80
Trans leaving at Z. 2 80, y m, 80, 4, $50.
so ~ D. connection for X, ainS, Harrisburg
POLLsyills ETC., a. tor LaAe uOpa' cong, EastI.
burg etc. Sunday for E.ston ,
4 80 a m. TX, IlOpatcong, Easton. bethlehem.
80 a. m. for LastOn, Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
CHUNK WiIkesbar rantOn .adig, HrrsSuIg Potts.
Vile Tamagua. oBsmOkin. SunouIy, ie"spuig "uiiAus
i and 80 p m. for Easto Bethieh m Allentown.
Mauch Chunk Reading Harri burg, etc. -,
8 Al H. m for EastOn. Bethlehem Allentown Mauch
Chunk, Wikrsbdrre, scranton. Iandqua, ShamoAln:
80 y. IN. Tor Lake HOpacohg Laston. Bcthiehem.
a p m for Easton, Bethlehem. Allentown; MaucA
Chunk. Wiikesbarre. Icading Harrisburg etc. On sun
Qay, at B 80 y. -
90. is, II Is a. M, 90, 90, 80, 8 rs p. m.
Sundays 90. 90 a. ~. for Red Bank, Long Branch,
lAsbury Park Ocean Grove, except SundAys' foint
4. is a. M, 90. 80 p m. for LAKEWOOD.
iO a m, % p m. Tor Beach Haven. Atlantic City,
Vinciand. BridsetOn. - M NJ -.
90, 80. Is II rs a m, co. 4 30 30 ols
zoo, 6 90, is, llI5 IL As a. M, 90, 4 90,
4 80, ) 80, 0:1j D. Sundays u 700, 10 a. IL FOL
NEwJERSEY SOUTHERN DIV.
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At345 D. H. Tor ii ghlands, Brights Long Branch
Atlantic Highlands. Lakewood Manchester, Ions River.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rdilroaoe.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Train, leave from Chambers 4 station week iavs Tor
tng- wood Tcuany tiOster Nparkl aud NyacA $50 40
20 30 and II 30 =. N. ! Is $780, !. $50. go.
40 c 80 :. 1880 y. m. - m.iniE SUNDAYS. : 10.
. a. H.. and p III For N,nuet. Spung Valley.
Mcusev and T4luans week lays $780, : 10 80 a. M.
80 y 80 p "a l. p m. SItuid days Only) sundays 80
a ia = u IN